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Comments (21)It was probably a while ago, Sue... I finished this year after having to intermit already one whole year [which, had I been more familiar with the program, I'd have known was ridiculous, too ...it was this same lady who had me intermit instead of using a project I was 'sick' during as one that we are allowed to drop each year.] It's programming/computing. Java mostly but covering much more than that and a wonderful way to study, IMHO. We look at the entire field, have to know about debates or controversies, have to know many technical details that I've never had to study before when taking programming courses. The "3rd year" is an advanced year that is less about programming but all my pals are taking it and 3 years looks better than 2 on a resume ;) There is no on-campus part that year, but I believe there is another graduation at the Sheldonian afterwards. I REALLY enjoy these folks and instead will be back to faceless, impersonal peers for my 2nd year if they don't allow me back in plus not being with my group for the advanced part either :( Not to mention twidling my thumbs for a year for no good reason, the dollar decreasing against the pound each day too it seems :( If it weren't so against their written codes and ridiculous that everyone academic supports me up through the directors I may not be so angry about it. Then again the audacity of not notifying folks at all is just inexcusable on its own. I better hush... there are way too many tedious points where this office's head is up its.... Gotta go ;) Keep those fingers crossed! On paper, I've won this thing already but God am I worried :(...See MoreMy mint plant is sick and very sad...
Comments (7)Two things will do a mint plant rust and root root I seen other pic you got a tray under remove that I would add sand to compost that needed here (UK) as we get tons rain if in a hotter part it dry faster than here but I got 40+ mint plants and thinking getting more lol but all I done was ensure free flowing no blocks at bottom allow it out in sunny shaded area and mix a sand compost.... mint is good as if you cut it down to roots it will come back also if you split the plant you can have endless supply plants but worse you treat it better it will respond bit like thyme..... Bit of care in lnk below Here is a link that might be useful: mint dos and don'ts...See More1 very sad news-2 good news-(1 pic)
Comments (74)Thank you all so much for the kind words! For those of you who thought Jammer and I were already married....well, we were in heart. Now we are just doing the legal stuff. I have felt guilty ever since I made this post because I felt I didn't say enough about Tatum. It's just so hard to say how much she meant to all of us and how much we miss her. I have told stories here about her. She kind of reminded me of Marley in the book Marley and Me. She was soooo hyper and soooo big! She broke two of my toes on two different occasions just because she was running around me and I was barefooted. I quickly learned to always have something on my feet when around her! And when I took her on the leash, LOL, was like seeing a cartoon. Tatum trying to run and me being dragged behind! We didn't even use a typical leash, we used a horse lead rope. LOL She loved socks and we had to make sure none were laying around if she was in the room. One time she grabbed a thin black sock and then making sure she was just beyond my reach, she stared deep into my eyes and proceeded to swallow the sock. I could tell she felt so satisfied to do that. Anyway, she has left a big hole in our lives, but we have some great memories. As far as the wedding plans....we are getting married tomorrow in our church. Just Jammer, me and the preacher. I am still not feeling well and don't feel like being around people....See Morevery sad and looking for support
Comments (24)It would appear I am wrong for not joining the baying crowd in putting this lady into the stocks and throwing rotten tomatoes at her. I assume she did not come here for a judge and jury even if anyone here was half qualified for that role. It is clear she has already judged herself enough. Lets not lose sight of the important issue, and that is the children. It is in their best interests to know that both their parents love them no matter what else has gone on. Yes, even a 1 or 2 year old will one day wonder, ask and likely seek out his origins. Whose victory is it to have a child hating their mother or father? Alwaysinmyheart never cold-bloodedly walked out on her children. Read again what she said. Then began the battle for custody in the eyes of the courts he was the parent who could provide stability because he had our home where the kids grew up and he had the way to keep the kids out of daycare and in their school they had begun in. She never said she DID NOT contact them At first I called them all the time and sent letters in the mail to them I just did not call them as much On paper I agree that does not make sense, but I get the impression she is possibly with a very controlling man. Its easy to say what you would or would not have done but unless and until you live with someone like that, you cannot know the enormous emotional pressure/depression she was likely battling. We have not walked in her shoes. She worked and saved and fought with her new husband to get back to her children. Does that sound like a cold-hearted woman who doesnt love her kids? She found out the children were calling the new wife mom. Why should they be encouraged to do that when they already have a mom that loves them? Her ex husband claims she lost all rights when she left. What rubbish! Is that putting the kids first? Sounds like bitterness and revenge to me. This lady has made some grave mistakes. I think she knows that. Do you think that someone who didnt care would sit down and write to a forum for some help and guidance? Im not here to fall out with anyone, but blame and shame will not help those children. Dunmoain...See More- 10 years ago
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